Interior Design - September 1, 2004

Between cranky co-op boards, complaining neighbors, and the dust and grime of construction, renovating a New York apartment is not exactly a walk in the park. Or a trip to the spa. Except in the case of this Upper East Side penthouse, inspired by the owner's serendipitous visit to Murray Hill's Greenhouse Day Spa.

• Departments
• Books
• Books
• Centerfold
• Focus on a Cause
• Crosslines
• Triangular Logic *
• Designers and Photographers in this Issue
• Bios
• Editorial
• Letter from the Editor
• Freezeframe
• Freeze Frame
• Intervention
• Memory of Malibu
• Market
• Market
• Matters of Design
• Student Teaching *
• News Desk
• Mojito Modern
• News Bites
• Inter-Disciplinary
• Year of Noguchi
• In the Doghouse
• Expert Advice
• Pinups
• Pinups
• Snaps
• Reading your mind

• Features
• Man of Steel
• Crown Jewel
• Putting on the Ritz *
• Altitude Training
• Label Conscious
• Curtain-Raiser
• Coiffure Allure
• History for Sale
• Come Right In

• Special Report
• City Living
• And Baby Makes Four
• Heavenly Bodies
• Ciao, Bella
• Note Perfect
• Trading Up, Paring Down

• Supplement
• Kitchen and Bath
• Bios
• Water/Color
• Hide and Seek
• Working backward
• Food and Shelter
• In lieu of a standard loo
• Concrete Expressionist
• Upstairs, Downstairs
• What's Hot in Kitchens
• K&B Products
• The Art of Reduction
• In the Zone

• Walk-Through
• Employment Opportunity
• Go East, Young Man
• Behold Beauty